Yeah, not a college. An apprenticeship. Many of the "graduates" are upwardly mobile through the shipworks. More "graduates" enter into management than employees off the street. Not right for everybody, however it is an option for those who may not want to attend a 4 year school. You come out of this school with no debt and a job. Not a bad deal if you want to be a welder or partake in another trade they offer. And if you choose not to accept a position at Huntington Ingalls, you owe them nothing. Plus they are paying you while in school, just like any other apprenticeship.
If you do not undertand that it is not a college you will learn that quickly as you are a paid employee on your first day. Pulling in $17 plus an hour.